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Vii; : ~ t '7314 f--14;-.4-ittLiS 604 7 am !' DRURY-LANE COMPANY. By Permission and under the Sand - lima the Right Hon. the - • - LORD CHAMBERLAIN, THE LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. Pr , • ;HIL PRESENT EVENING, M a y 1, 1809, -11. will be performed GRIEVING'S A FOLLY. The CharaCters by Mr. SI DDONS, Mr. DOSVTON,' Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS. Mr, DE CA MP, Mi. POWELL, Mr. HOLLAND, . Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. SWOONS, And Miss KELLY. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. EYR E, And the Epilogue by Mr. BANNISTER.. • • To which will be added, a n;:w Farce (never performed', called TEMPER;. Or, THE DOMESTIC TYRANT. - . .The Characters by ' Mr. DOWTON, Mr. LYRE,' Mr. 1. SMITH, Mr. RUSS I 1.1., Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. MADDOCKS, Master WA L LACK, Mrs. ORGER, Miss MELLON, Miss TIDSWF.LI., Mrs. HAji..V.,E. Boxes and Places for the Lyceurn44lltritlitert oPMr. Sprint, at the Bor.atlice, in Little 'R 0901-strt.N.E. Boxes 6s. Seconder:mess. l'ir 3s. 6.1 Se.er.nd PricelS.— Gallery 261. 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Kcmble, 22, New. man-strect, O x lord-street ; and of Mr. Brandonat the B -0 Bice, in the tivi llarke.t, wham lackii , intay be taken. O taken. To the PItOPkIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. I.Atties AND GEitTLEIIItN, P THE tavourAble reception I have met with doting -11- my present Ciiiiv.ibs induces me inu4t mindf u lly to entreat a continuance of your Support on the Day of Ballet. My pretensions to so distinguished. a mark of your kindness ate touttdedlupon a service of up wards of 22 years in India, and a fiitliful and zealousdischarge of:rnyAuty to the Company; should you now be pleased to confer upon me the h onoura bl e distinetion 01 choosing me to be 'one of your Executive Body, will evince my gratitude by devoting the whole of airtime? v"kly important Concerns, and make the Interests of the ouipany the governing objea and principle'of tny conduct. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and CentleMen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, •'• .• 101-IN BLADEN 'TAYLOR. 4 0 ) Devonshire-place, April 29, Colonel T AYI.O COmmittee meet every day at the 3( . 1 ,.. 0 .1es Head Tav ern , i n t h e Poultry, frotn,Twelve till Four o'clock, Where any friendly Communications will be thank hilly received. . . • • AT a- aeeting o f the Bailiff s , B urgesses , an d .„, Commonalty of the Town . and Borough or I PS. 'qt.'. 11, in the County 'of SuW l lk . ,_ in Great Court assent. 'bled, 4t the ' Moot Hall, in the said borough, on the aLA in, tt"anti pursuant to a requisition of the . Partmen .of ihe - s iii r° uttiii to Address Licul. Colonel G. L. "WAR 1)L ii, tor is hoc coulued in 'Parliament. • , . An Aildrcs, of thanks having been trioved• and seeoridcds the same w as re j e ct e d by a Considerable majority, And.:the 4Pilowing Resolutions passed : Resolved, That it is the . opinion of this ,Court that it is • highly- , irrt. Proper, at all times, .hut more especially at the • present eventful crisis, to countenance Public 11 , 4eiings, called for the purpose of ;clunking Thanks th Any Individual . Nlea . ii)cr et the house of Commons however rnef!torius. hi exer.' tains may have been Ili tlle . pw)lic cause, when o , scich s tlianks cannot be bestowed but ar tsie liataril ot public traitquilitY• That it is theretwe With' : deep concern' this Court hath t vitnebsed Meetings ot the above•ciescription, in which, ur.der the cobweb pretext of the necessity of a Reform in Parliament, .and, for party purposes, Retolutions have Pvssed seerningiy calculated to excite popular clamour against nis Majesty's Government, and to alienate the atleetinns of Ilk lON butijetts trout their duty and allegiance to his 'sacred person ; dad that, in consequence of such ItesolutionS this Cottri sportid ree l itself under the indiiipelfsable obligat i on of expressing its marked li di ' _b A ation of all such lcdtingit., anusneit ill tendency, act 1 asrit , knows itself to be, by the ,purest li/Elves i, t cluti ul attachinciit to its Sovereign, and truest . patriotism to its Country, 'and' desirouS of per petuating, to remote posterity , the blessings of our i nva l ua . tie, anti hitherto uhri vatted Constitution. That tins Court ltath a firm reliance on the wisdom, eller ty, and integrity of his Majesty's_. Ministers, Whom they ook to with confidence for 'bringing forward at •a seasonable opp4rtunit e y,such measures as wilt tend efiedually to t h e sup ., presaion b any publie . abuses which may insensibly have in sinuated themselves intoany department (Attie State, and for providing suchi salutary checks as may prevent their future recurrence. Thitdtis . Court approves the condud of its Represents.: tives, intiving their vote conscientiously on the late delicate question reipeeting his Royal Highness the Duke of York. That its Thanks are due to Satnuel Thorndike and IVm. •natieY# hsqs. the Bailiff's,- fur convening it on the . presetit cc 'c'agi,on. and for the.r judicious and impartial couttud resped— ims the business brought before them. hitt ,til4bt Resolutions, signed by the Town, Clerk, be ` Vtibl iskettin the Sun, Courier, Star, and 'Times London Pa, P er s , 'anti in the I ) Wich journal, 'Bury Post, and Essex /Jerald. I s S. lACKAMAN, Town Clerk. A P"N". l ) nntil 22 r* • 1309. . UL, wriFul. womEN. THE greateit Blemish to Beauty is §upertlyous Hairs on the Face, Neck, anl . Arini--,HUBEKT's fWSItATE' POWDERimmediately removes them, is an ele gant article, pettedly itanocant and pleasant to use, price 41. Or rWO ill elle Parcel, 7s. 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Day of April, ace, pursuant to Notice given by BASIL OODE, Esq. hfarl, in consequence of a Requisition sent to him for, the purpose of expressing their Sentiments upon the late Investigation of the .'Conduel of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, .before the House of Commons ; which was as respectably and numerously attended as any Public Meeting ever witnessed in that Flail SAMUEL WHITWELL, Esq. in the Chair. After some preliminary Observations from several Gentle. 4rieti, explanatory of the nature and design of the Meeting, r -the. following Resolutions Were passed without one dissent. tug Voice. Rsitot-vari, l'hat it is the opinion of this Meeting, that, corrupt abuses appear to have existed to an al arming extent - , in differ ent departments of the State, and particularly in that of the Army, as clearly substantiated by the Evidence produced before the House of Commons, in the Investigation of the Condo& of his Royal Highness the Duke of York, the late Rasot.vspi, Second,. That the Thanks of this Meeting i c givendo *Ctwyttyrrrrt.loyd ‘Vardle, Esq. M. P. for , his intrepid acct patriotiatConditO, in bringing forward the Charges before the House of Commons, and for his !suitable and persegertng exertions' in the face of the most povvertikl opposition, during the progress of this azdnous business. Itesotven, Third, That the Thanks of this Meeting be also given to etti'tvorthy Representatives, Peter Moore, Esq. and William Mills, Esq for their independent Contlud during this im- Itortantlinvestigation, and for which they are justly entitled to the.additioo4,approbation and confidence of their Consti. tuents 4,0 Itairox;vati, ' ' " --Foorth, That the Thank* of thirAfeetirig be alto given to.Sif, Francis Burdett, Bart., M. P. Lord, Viscount Folks. , tone', M.P. Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P. Sir Samuel .I'4 o. rtitily, Knight, M' Major-General ferguson, M. I - . liar-, vey,; , Christian Combe, Esq : M.P. and the rest of the vlr-; tuous and honour,able Mitiorities, who nobly stood forth at: this important Crisis as the Enemies of Corruption, anii,the Friends of their Country, by supporting Mr:Wardle upon . thts,occasion. Rssotvao, Fifth, That this Meeting consider the Cond46t of the Mout Administration, relative to the late Inquiry respect ing,his Royal :Hightiess the Duke of York, derogatory to 1 their official duty, and renders them altogether undeserving that great trust with, t h ich they are invested. RISOLVID, Sixth, That a Committee beappointed tovarrythege Re solutions into effeet,, l arid that it consist of those Gentlem en . . who signed the letatusitton. ResoLvert,' •- ' Seventh, :Thatrthe Thanks of this Meeting' be given to 13 44 . 1 k.G000e., ,E.m. ‘ ltlayor„ for his ready and prompt cum pliance in Oiling this Meeting, kr:sot:vet., Eighth, That the Thinks of this Meeting be given - to the Clitirman for his impartial and very proper Condua in the Chair. SAMUEL WHITWELL , Chairman. 'iii: LATE CAMPAIGN IN .SPAI,N. • In the Pres 3, and in May will be:published, In an elegant Volume, Volume, Quarto,, with Engravings, Price Two Guineas, in board LETTE RS from POIVIUGAL .nncl SPAIN ; containing an Account of the• Operations of the British Armies under Sir Alt'fFIUR WELLESLEY and Sir JOIIN '4400R E, from the day preceding the Battle of Vimlera, to thp % Battle.andEfillgrkation at Corunna, with full and irate. resting Details of the memorable Retreat from Situigun.. Embellished with Twelve Engravings by Heath, froM Drawings made on the s *d por,..i.ustrative of the Campign. lly ADAM NEALE, M.D. F.L.S.' Physician to His Majesty's Forces. 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In the Press, and in November will be,published, in Three handsome and elasely priyited volumes, illustrated with numerous Engravings, price One Guinea and a Half, in boards, ESSAYS on the TUEORY atul PRACTICE of the ART of WAR, including the Duties at Officers ou Attuai Service, 'and, the Principles- of Modern *I attics. ChicHy translated from the best French and German Writers. By the EDITOR .of the M I LI 'CARY IkIENTOK. " If the PriticipleS Contained in these Essay* were ge. neralty-disseminated. throUgh the Service, and so much prattical knowledge were.brought into union with the un_ equalled valour anti patriotism :or, the Officers of our various snilitaryt:Stablishinents, the - British Army would be invin.. cible both at higne and abroad."—Letter of a General Officer to the Editor. , A NevO Edition, in Tico t elegAnt Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. • ' rice. tat. in boards, THE Ml LI 'FAA V MENTOR, being a Series of Letters recently written by; General ()Meer to his Son on his enter ing the Atiny. comprising a course of Elegant instruction, calculated to unite the Charaeters and Aa3:ornplichmerits of the Gentleman and the Soldier. The established character of this •Work, its general recep. tion in the Army, and its adoption in all Military Schools, are the highest tulogiums which can be conterred upon it'. P rivate encomiums, addressed to the Editor, might be quoted out of number, but hills satisfied with the utility which he be. has attended his well meant endeavours, and is snifters ently. compensated by the sale of many thousand copies of his work in a very shurt period. Hellopes the principles curtained In it will bednunortilisnd on their account he is solicitoits that his book should last, and be read anti studied, as Ehis as the language lit which iris written. eritit t it tor Itichird Phillips, Bridge-street, Londnii= and to-be hail of all Booksellers, and Dealers id 130 A« in great 13ritani, Ireland, and the Colon=. 21/Y:OFFICE, ..e7pril 22, i;i o g. T HE.,/,/?//trG/p4L, °FF./GE/is:and C0M.4116. SIONLTS o/ HIS 4 - 11.1.:7F.$ N/IPY do bete 4y give Ndire, That ov Thar:day the lith of 11 , 1,91 next, at One o'Cloek, lacy will 6r ready so treat . .with .tretb Persons a: may be twilling to tontrae for 4upp(yiqg lii 111 esty'r ,f tetras' l'ara:r, or, alp Awe telstiri of them, tiolib Red, Vine Timber. • :WiliteOak Timber. From Canada. And Asti gaiters. A ni.; : tribialon of the Tiniher and ROfter4 with a form of the Tender, oho he seen al this Office ; and no Tender his : 4:- ceived after One ("Clock on the day of treaty, nos on; noticed, allies* the Party, or an itgreft for hint, ottenelf„ Eveiy Tender must le .acconspanied by. a Letter etiAsied 'r'a the iVetyy4oard, and signed iy two responsible Persons, engaging to her me hemnd Person tendering, in the Stein' o I :pool. for the the Peri:4.ounce of the Confronter each of the Yard:. extu4LL/NG-01,-..pivz, , fir! f , t 5 9. . 'THE COMMISSIOIVERSTor PICTriILLING - 14 . HP Mrt7ES-111., NAP Ydo hereby give Notice, That on Maly, - the 2d o/ )114 next, they will 6e ready to receive re,. ders in tvriting(sealed xp), and treat for tobat COOPERAGS STORES or TerstA-made COO I' E R'S TOOLS, be Service of this Depat !went may revel?? for the space of Twelve tilonths from the Dater of Contr.! as ,to Le &live, ed into HIS .4.1 a Jetty's Piaualling Stores at DeptfOrd; and to he paid jyr 4y &ills, p..y. able, with interest, niney days afier date. . The Conditions of she Contra(' may he teen at the Seetetary's Ogee.. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which.the Prier shalt . ! not be "tried in words at lesegtb„ or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before One °taxi on the said Treeday, the 2d of lliay next, nor unless the Person who makerthe Trader, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when railed for, • 11 ICTUALLING.OFFICE, April 20, 1809. 002111111SSIONERSfor ICTUd L LING .Jl His m.47ffsTri .NAVY do hereby give Notice, T. 641 on rutudiy, the 2dof 11441 next holy will krea4y to receive Ten. der:, in w? lung (sealed up), and treat for FI FT TONS of COCOA, to he delivered free of G'tdionss and &i he Dialer, one half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half is a fortaight afier. ward:, into hit eltsjeip's Yiflualling Stores at Deptird ; and frit- ONE HUNDRED TONS of good sound VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, to he detiver l ed alto fret of Duty, one half thereof in one month, and the remainder in one Month after. wards, into ills 411afrity'!! l'iattalling Stores at the Pont, and in the proportions undermentioned , vial. , Deptford - .so Tons. 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Pei ti r rapp&itg. of SE PROVI S' I ONS to Rh .1/.:fer,j,o4..Vbi;:s .1/tss,..'v at 'NeTvrattle artetrittmtuthflaiten, for Tz:teltie . and Jurtlier irrall Six /Worths •tstxrnitti sbalf side, Jar the termination of 5.,.6e said C'cnirarir; tbe ;node t;f ivent to ee by liillr , payaLlo; tsith - Interest, ninety days after Me Cortclltioni cif the aettraßt may le seen et thr Seeret,iO4', s Office, at :hit Office ; or 4y oipii lag. to the Colienort of thi Cnt. taw, at Leith and Nevoid ale No rirgai.d he hail to any render iifh;eb the I', ice th.t.,l n , ,t he Micrted M or..ric.at tertgih, or the', rhA not he det r iiiirr r-r the Board belide One g'Cyoeir'im the sa fit i3t6ty'itr. f je )4.4 4 nor nnlets the Pertort,,,wha wakes the Tentir;•,etio.o,i. 404 on hit 4ebn//, atteruif, to aawaer, Tab,: called /Or toll' any Testier thai:emtaiiii extravagant prier,' upon tome and pricet mud tte rett:pol;ie GIL crt, he Lund demi as pryer to #0,44114.4. -------, . . This D ays Was wibliihed, In two Volumes, the Second in two Parts; ptiee 0• pi . .in 'boards, a NeW 'edition, being thv . Fourth, with Ati,ti. ~ , tions, of • , .- .' • ; -", , . ' QIR . BIThitfINTI) S.AUNDERTS ,11EPORT.1 , 1...3 of Pleadingiand Cases, in the Court of King's Bench, in the time attic reign of King Charles- 11. 'W l tji Not e i, th d Reteienc;es to the eleadings and Cases. • BY. 10f1N WILLIAMS, ... Serjeantat Law, Piinted by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell anti W. Davies, Strand ; f., Butttrwurth, in Fieet.strtet ; I. Cooke, Dublin. This y was pub s - 610 lished, In Foolod ay°, price 2S, in boards, T HE MANURES. ES. mo s / advan tigeonsipipplicable to the various sorts of Soils, antA tht: CAUS:.6 of their beneficial hireili in each particular I tistince. • ---Idoneus I ) :.rtive, Agris. Juv. SAD. LI, By RICHARD KIRWAN, Esq..F.ICS; and Nj.R,I.A. Author of the Elements of Miscralugy,.&c. 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Proprietor of A IS 's VENT, a mild yet .elticacious cora of.S.T,q„px altd (.; - V El.in the 'Hi.ADDii R or iCi DN EN'S, acquaints the Puh. lic, that he has for some yea; s devoted hiB wtioletprotes4i on „i attention to the above He may be his own House WednesdAyg and- ..Ftiditys; - wirerie ltts dispenses the Solvent in bottles or 4't 6d, rls. and ; Statnpsincludetl, tro of which last scarcely ever tail to th i r . red the calcu!ous diathesis in the habit, :ind therebypreatnt.. the concretion of Stone in Dersons,ola sedentary I, i Sold also at Ilacottancl Co's, 15,,, 0 x and at' Bolton's, (ant of the koyal Eschailgo, the .' uthor's ." - rioisition at the Stone anft C ravel," Ninth Edition, pri:e is. 6LL pointing oot their Cause, and the Diet. to ne during the Cure, with many extraord , nary gases, born!: 91 pertest recovery even after the operation had been re,i.ol 4il on:-. May be had at Syrnondb's, 136ekseller, No. .I'..ater. noster-tow„ price ts, • .. TRANSPORT-OPTICS, ' , • Ap,ll 27, 1809. rr"? COMMISSIONERSjor. Colitligeling His 111,17ESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir taking Care Sk4 and lilunded Scansen, and for the Care and .Cuticztr (if Prisoners :f iPar, d, bet ebj give Nwice,Th.st they will be ready. at ibis Office, on Tnesdqy th gib ref Miy , 1809, to reedy': sealed Tenders, he turiting, and treat with such Persons as ono ie.:44111y to coutraa-for supplying a .lloat Jo. the conveyance of Sick and recovered Men &rte.:ern Hauler Hospital and flit Ara.. Ship 41 Spiibe4d, St. Helen's and the ncigbbnirbcod tkrreof, and fir suppying a Runt cr Boats fir the convva,ce of Sich and recovered Men front • and to Ships in Psysttiouth 'Bar. kw, and jar the general Servic. , of the 11 , qt:4 at alt &airs. The Contratior will have the exeintive benefit of the Ferty nowt the La4e &cotton the linspital and aged, at the cut. .Farer, exerpilig to far a.t way relate to the pa4al:e of per. sons 'and it re, lehrteging to the Ihrpital, wed to the nlili;any on deny, 'which it to he provided for ly the CoNtragor, free of ex. pence, at all hour: of and - • Aro Tender will be revived after One .'Clock on the Day of Trea9.o7., aqy noticed unlett the Party, or an /igen' for him, per. tonally attend. Rath Tender mot he accompanied by a, Letter from two reipeDable Peetant, engaging to becme hound 1.4.11.4 the Person tendering, in the S.i.. of • 3001. for the dim Performanto Ai the Contrael. • Farther Partleielara may be bravos, 4,v app/j•ixg at this °Pe t or to Gwerior Craven, at Bathe. Flog ital. LIST INDIA HOUSE,. April 2.1, 11149. :THE COURT of of the UNITED COMPANY of 111EIWILAINTS of ENGLAND inuling I.) the East Indiet do beaky give ,'mire, TOf thr e v r ill 6e ready i 9 receive Pr9ll4,qh in Milting, on ,r Atfoie IPidnesday,4e 2416 May next fia• the bite Jo a jurster „„„ t h e ,e of pv,,, g , s such Sbips vr t ao.. Taus bsarebra and up. wards, as bzve per] voted their conoaded ;rttubte 'sr ages IN the Compass , ' service, The Teniers t with the -acrd.'! Ship Tended' .on the Cover, 'to &several& sealed up 4net left svith tfre Sersetaty, at 4,` he/.re Ttseive o'Cisi:kat Noose,, on the abave jond utich li.dr the Cs,tert n 1 not receive as Tendr.. 1611. AMS S eire tit ry. 710 l'aPtirselars of the Terris and Ceediliont u,s,ler tvhieit the S hit; till. heemear4l4r the riot) aPooe Novice, Snay he teen up.fir Att4,7c,riii44to Mr. yokes tilyriee ) - Clerk to the Conntitt.e 1 , ,, 4bini, 4 , 4A op ,fitte I , :i4w NIA, ' the ta Ut THEN PitOFE,'SSIONTAL MEN el Ethtt..o. V V. tion anti Responsibility deviate from the general tem, by the seledien of t particular branch, the sandion o f l ong continued success is the best criterion of superiorii:, Fourteen years lave we devoted our Pradice ter tiro chsive treatment two Ditorders, and the successrul result of our Plan gives us addicional ardour to oppose, as teas' v-td ' are able, the ravages Of those Camplaints which are the tunkt important in the atelogue of Human After initiation into every Branch of Practice, we conrem. plated the sutletings of SIPH YL I C and DEB 11. I. TA'PED Patients, anti formed a wish to rescue from the ignorance of 'unerucated men, or the etpiall-; gerous precfpita,no-y of general Prapitioneui. ; • The I)ivrders, -to the cure of which we have devote.l r attentinn„:comprise every species of V EN EREAL 1 w l• i t.. TI ON, Ns/tether of a lecent or long 'duration • 2trtv, kinds or' DIiBILITY, whether arising. from tite.lianir s of . Schitol.boys, or the butigences of mat ure Age. Nuuterous .Diseases are the result of ignorance or hash-, In the treatment of a simple Gonorrritva,' and it not queektly happens, that the seeds of bite; are poisorietl.h) indiscretion of an unguarded hour. Oy a superior such Complaints are easily cored, and even whore Haver fatten, we,trtt3t that wet - hay presume to olf;:i a i re,estaglishment. few, however, art the CaseS of Complicated i.r this I)isbrticr, eeinprett 'With the calamitous SitUario,l in n, who, from an indulgence in a SO I. I FA It Y V I t:E ..r otitteoperbeVirlittyi:txgvatti je,,liteshottulttausi)liiiovintaidt)l4eatit:o,2l:44.4aui!leicetituair perhicioua - huhits. • IVhcre the unhappy &WE:ter broods ot'er his thistre, it carefully conCettls fits misfortune, it may be so me Akan for him to'. know that although it aLty a,t doubt or uncertainty with other Practitiourrs. the of these deliciendes by the gradual progress of 1.; , • the acquirement of opt eXperiehce: If , the rites of DaeChus, or N"erms have beg in t., manly Vigour, much arixtety . will prevelited, Ai; counteraction of Una languid state, and in thr,,,, ~..* - put difficulty will occur • lint where Oe,E, ) eaS eXistLa t i 4 proper peraeveratice to revlve the slumbering sparks of Lite ; and to re...awo. time Constitution. , • - The secrecy which is , so essential to our und,•:.rat.inv.., ~0 41 the quatitteattonS which 'Sc utisinui*to state, iorm of our proterisioniwand In.Lornoideue e With such, t lion is (Oyer', that Adeliirs. I:,EIG ao,i 1.. nia) suited ptrsoo4ify, 4 1 1' by. Letters (nicic,...ir i g a Ram. tticir Hotli.e. No. 29; itairidd•stroet, Strand, bar There is an additional EntratiCe in Water -street, anti t h e s t ame is on 'both the Doors. , A Lt-IP 1.0 MA troM the Royal College ofSurgcont.,, 1, 1 London, and TeStintianials from the most initiator and Leetufers, of regui.4l I ticitt ken, 41414Wittlotto alt,;;lt h . l4 to the Siiitlias of every Branch of the Ptotession, are upea the jospeetioll of any intruirer, and constitute. a ta,r gro,it a i tut t tr At success with which we have hitherto been hortou:,:u Lk Qllart cri; /aurgeons, I Z A t